Underground oil tanks can sneak up on you - out of sight, out of mind. But these costs can add up, especially when you start to talk about the costs of an oil spill - for which the owner is financially responsible for clean up. For...
Oil tanks can be dangerous. Not only is the potential of an oil leak harmful to the environment but other aspects of oil tanks can be harmful to your home and property. That is why when you decide to install an oil tank, you can...
Filled or Abandoned In Place Oil Tanks While some property owners have chosen to fill their old underground heating oil tanks in place with sand or foam years ago. Buyers as well as their attorney's are requesting that the oil tanks be removed from the ground...
What happens to the excavation while samples are being analyzed? If the heating oil tank is failed by the town inspector on the day of removal a bottom sample will be collected for waste classification analysis of the soils. The open excavation will be lined...
What if your tank has holes or fails inspection? There are four conditions an inspector and our technician will look for once the heating oil tank has been removed from the excavation. 1) The first is the integrity of the tank, are there any corrosion holes...
Have you seen our trucks in your neighborhood? Has it got you thinking…do I have a heating oil tank? If it does call Tank Solutions to discuss the removal process. Taking care of your underground oil tank before it becomes a problem or before you...
Are you selling your home? Is there an underground heating oil tank on your property? If you are unsure call Tank Solutions today to schedule a tank search. A technician will arrive at the property to inspect the basement foundation for any evidence of copper...
Meet Tank, the newest member of the Tank Solutions family! Our staff take great care when they come to extract an oil tank from your property and this little kitten is living proof of how careful they are! A few weeks ago we were taking...
When a homeowner hears the phrase "underground oil tank" they tend to have a sinking feeling in the pit of their stomachs! However, just because you have an underground oil tank does not mean that you will have to have a full soil remediation done...
